Authors / David Wooldridge

David Wooldridge writes about British golfer, Brian Davis, who self-reported an infraction and lost over $400,000 and the chance to win his first tournament. Would leaders from Goldman Sachs have reported such an infraction on the course?
David Wooldridge shares the remarkable friendship between Jesse Owens and his German competitor, Luz Long, at the Berlin games. Before the watchful eye of Hitler, these two bonded into a friendship that changed their lives.
The ethics of hard work and excellence are learned in mundane tasks...just ask Dan Wooldridge, Herm Edwards, or Martin Luther King, jr.
David Wooldridge asks,"Is it always right to say we should work less in order to be happier?"
How many times have we heard an NFL football crowd chant, "Go for it! Go for it!" only to watch the coach kick the ball on 4th down? David Wooldridge examines a CAL-Berkeley study finding that NFL coaches may not be the bold, risk takers we've been led to believe.